Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2011/05/31
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work it's fine IMO. The great thing is that there is no real gamma
change when your head moves a bit. That's what's bugged me about the
laptop displays. I think there now is a profiling option that works
with the Spyder 3 as well, but from what I have seen and heard it's
not necessarily needed.
In any case, the iPad 2 screen is very good and I'm happy with the
setup. I wish Lightroom had a separate moveable window for the image,
as right now it's a bit of a contortion to edit with Lightroom on the
iPad, but it is doable.
>On May 31, 2011, at 2:00 PM, Henning Wulff wrote:
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>> Not very long. You've had an iPad for quite a while, haven't you?
>>Have you noticed any degradation?
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>I've had the iPad since Sept 18, 2010.
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>Though my question was specifically about the "Air Display" apps on
>the iPad and MacBook Pro.
>I have no experience with Air Display.
>Your post intrigued me and I went out and read all the reviews in
>the app store - many of which kind of scared me off the apps for the
>moment.
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>It's hard to say if I've noticed anything about the iPad (itself)
>performance because there have been so many iOS upgrades since I
>first started using it. I do experience slow downs if I have too
>many apps open - since they've allowed for that somewhat clunky
>possibility. Yet generally, no, it seems to truck along more or less
>as when new.
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>Regards,
>George Lottermoser
>george at imagist.com
>http://www.imagist.com
>http://www.imagist.com/blog
>http://www.linkedin.com/in/imagist
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Henning J. Wulff
Wulff Photography & Design
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